No usual address · Capital City

Ancestry & Birthplace in No usual address

Where people and their families come from — the ancestries they identify with and where they were born.

Where No usual address sits — People born overseas

16.8% —
  • 5.0%–6.3%: 0 areas
  • 6.3%–7.5%: 0 areas
  • 7.5%–8.8%: 1 area
  • 8.8%–10.0%: 0 areas
  • 10.0%–11.3%: 0 areas
  • 11.3%–12.5%: 4 areas
  • 12.5%–13.8%: 3 areas
  • 13.8%–15.0%: 1 area
  • 15.0%–16.3%: 2 areas
  • 16.3%–17.5%: 1 area
  • 17.5%–18.8%: 3 areas
  • 18.8%–20.0%: 2 areas
  • 20.0%–21.3%: 1 area
  • 21.3%–22.5%: 1 area
  • 22.5%–23.8%: 0 areas
  • 23.8%–25.0%: 0 areas
  • 25.0%–26.3%: 0 areas
  • 26.3%–27.5%: 1 area
  • 27.5%–28.8%: 2 areas
  • 28.8%–30.0%: 3 areas
  • 30.0%–31.3%: 0 areas
  • 31.3%–32.5%: 0 areas
  • 32.5%–33.8%: 0 areas
  • 33.8%–35.0%: 0 areas
  • 35.0%–36.3%: 2 areas
  • 36.3%–37.5%: 0 areas
  • 37.5%–38.8%: 1 area
  • 38.8%–40.0%: 0 areas

All capital city areas, 2021. The marker is No usual address — lower than 59% of areas.

People born overseas compared with the state and national average
No usual address16.8%
Australia 27.7%

Ancestry

The ancestries people most identify with.

The most common ancestry is Australian at 25%, ahead of English (24%).

Country of birth

Australia and the largest overseas communities.

16.8% of residents in No usual address were born overseas — around the middle of the range (below the national 27.7%).

The most common country of birth is Australia at 52%, ahead of England (3%).

16.8% —

Lower than 59% of capital city areas.

  • 2016: 24.5%
  • 2021: 16.8%

Share of people born outside Australia (birthplace-not-stated excluded).

Sources

  • Census of Population and Housing — Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2021 (CC BY 4.0).

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Australian Bureau of Statistics. (2021). Ancestry & Birthplace in No usual address [Census of Population and Housing]. CensusAtlas, used under CC BY 4.0. https://censusatlas.au/region/gccsa/19499/no-usual-address/topic/ancestry-heritage